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What I Learned about Feminism from My Polygamist Grandmothers" vividly portrays her upbringing in the tight-knit community of Bountiful, BC.Reflecting on her early years amidst Fundamentalist Mormon principles and the influence of the closed-off polygamist community she grew up in, Blackmore navigates the complexities of gender roles and societal expectations.Her experiences of living with her father, multiple mothers, and a vast extended family within the confines of Fundamentalist Morman concepts prompt her to confront the influence of tradition and dogma on her spiritual beliefs.Ultimately, her narrative chronicles a profound transformation, leading her to embrace a belief system centred on humanity, community, and personal agency.Despite the comfort of her familial bonds, Blackmore embarks on a journey of self-discovery, coupled with her path to finding empowerment as a teacher and activist within her community.Through her memoir, she navigates the challenges of media scrutiny, government criticism, and personal faith, offering a poignant exploration of identity and resilience in the face of adversity.By sharing her path of self-discovery and empowerment, Blackmore inspires readers to embrace their identities and strive for positive change within their communities.Blackmore's journey into feminism is intricately intertwined with the influences of her
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